Let me see your grocery list :)

bananas
cottage cheese
Yoplait yogurt
diet lipton green tea
Thompson seedless grapes
boca burgers
apples
salmon
sweet potatoes
brussel sprouts
broccoli
asparagus
mixed salad greens
skinny cow ice cream sandwiches

Seasonal fruit
Lettuce/tomato/cucumber
Baby Bella mushrooms
Squash/zucchini, whatever is in season
Chicken breast
Chicken thighs
Sirloin steak
Lean ground beef
Lean pork tenderloin
Salt free spices
Tilapia or salmon (frozen)



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Nice list!!!
Shrimp if on sale
Ezekial bread and tortillas
Cottage cheese
Organic half and half
Morningstar sausage patties
Avocado
Salsa ( lots and lots of salsa)
Eggs
Greek yogurt
All natural granola for said yogurt
Ice cream (the real stuff)
Almond milk
Kind bars
Quinoa
Brown rice
Goat cheese
Fresh mozzarella
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My last grocery shopping list:

Artichoke hearts
Frozen spinach
Blueberries
7% fat ground beef
Broccoli
Canned chicken breast
Vanilla Almond Awake cereal
BetterOats oatmeal
Turkey cheddarwurst
Extra sharp cheddar
Baby swiss
Olive oil
Corn on the cob
Cottage cheese
Eggs
Turkey/Ham/Roast Beef/Chicken deli-sliced lunchmeat
2% milk
Stir-fry vegetables
Flaked parmesan
Pepperoni
Potatoes
Potatoes O'Brien
Queso ranchero
Ranch dressing
Jasmine rice
Chicken breast
Sesame oil
Sesame seeds
Flax seed
Orange Pineapple juice
Oranges
Baby spinach
Spaghetti sauce
Vinegar
Balsamic vinegar
Taco Seasoning
Wonton wrappers
Cornmeal
Cauliflower
Carrots
Tomatoes
Onions

I live with my parents.. so when they go out they will bring home the fruits & veggies but it's hard to get them to buy stuff that's specifically for me.

So when I go out I have 3 things definitely on my list:

1) sweet potatoes - I eat one every other day or so

2) plain greek yogurt - breakfast on MWF

3) starbucks double shot - easier than making my own coffee & it's my treat to start the day

4) plain old fashioned oats - breakfast on TTh

I'm a pretty boring eater.

Produce:
avocados
Broccoli
Brussel sprouts
Sweet potatoes
Onions
baby bella mushrooms
Baby Spinach
Zucchini
bananas
apples
frozen raspberries, blueberries

Dairy:
Organic Local Full fat milk
Full fat plain Greek yogurt or goat's yogurt (if i can find it)
Parmesan cheese
Organic eggs, and some more eggs
kerrygold butter

Meat:
Organic turkey, chicken
salmon
grass fed beef
tuna
sardines

Other:
Coconut oil
raw almond butter
coffee
chia seeds
ground flaxseed
steel cut oats


I need to expand my veggies but im stuck in a rut with what i like.

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lots of recipes :~)


also for my grocery list just look at my diary. I buy a lot of diverse things..

ETA: new ideas is great.. but it's not what you buy.. it's how you cook it, what you cook it with and how much of it you eat in one sitting. The picking some recipes and getting your list from there is a great idea.

We feed two -- one vegetarian and one flexitarian. Our usual list looks something like this, though we don't buy every item every week.

Tofu
Morningstar Farms Grillers crumbles
Eggs (2 dozen)
Cheese (cheddar and jack)
Almond or soy milk
Soy creamer
Whole grain bread
Peanut butter
Broccoli
Carrots (baby and large)
Celery
Onions
Garlic
Sour cream
Yogurt
Salad greens (lettuce and/or spinach)
Bell peppers
Cauliflower
Strawberries
Whole pineapple
Oranges
Apples
Coffee
Brown rice
Herbs and spices (in bulk, as needed)
Vegetable juice
Canned beans (black, chickpeas, pintos, kidneys, chili)
Oatmeal (rolled oats, not the instant stuff)
Whole grain pasta
Pasta sauce OR canned tomatoes for making sauce

We are on a tight-ish budget, so we tend to buy in bulk, buy one or two kinds of fruit per week, and buy in quantities that offer the best per-piece price. We buy a lot of stuff on sale and freeze -- onions and peppers are chopped and frozen, for example. We will also sometimes buy tempeh, seitan, soy bacon, and other things if they are on sale or there is room in the budget. We have very few "one trick ponies" in our pantry -- everything can be used for multiple recipes. We also save all of our veggie scraps for broth. We buy seasonal produce as we can -- fresh tomatoes, fresh herbs, etc. We're going to try growing some of our own this year too.

I am usually stopping at the store to get food everyday but when I am going into a set of work shifts I get

Danone Silhouette 0% yogurt(large container)
Dole fruit cocktail, packed in water no sugar added
Dole salad blend
Microwave dinners(300 cals or lower)
Cereal
Cucumber
Baby carrots

I always buy:
Yogurt!!
Canned soup
Carrots
Pre-Made Salads
Eggs
Cheese (if needed)
Mushrooms
Apples or oranges
Olive oil (if needed)
Onions
Tea
Instant latte sachets
Low fat cream cheese
Natvia
Diet soda
Protein bars
Apricots (if cheap)
Strawberries (if cheap)
Ingredients for recipes
A treat (bakery muffins are my weakness!)

I don't buy bread cause I go to uni and that food is surprisingly easy to get for free... (and I like to avoid it anyway). I don't like buying too many things I have to prepare because people steal things from the fridges in my hall.

Greek Yogurt
Peanut butter
eggs
egg whites
protein powder
ground turkey
chicken
salad goodies
spinach
strawberries
bananas
apples
ricotta cheese
cottage cheese
tortillas
tomatoes
mushrooms
onions
peppers
cinnamon
kale
cereal
wheat bread
avocado
cilantro